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Open an experience from Experiences to build or edit its pages. Most work follows the same flow: add sections → edit content and design → check mobile and desktop → preview and publish.

Find your way around

Canvas

Select the section, text, image, or button you want to change.

Left toolbar

Open AI, Section Library, Saved Sections, Layers, the theme panel, and Integrations.

Right panel

Change the content, style, or settings available for your selection.

Build and edit your page

1

Arrange the sections

Use Section Library to add a layout, then Layers to select, rename, copy, reorder, hide, or delete sections. Use Saved Sections for an independent copy of an approved design, or Global Sections when the content should stay shared.
2

Make your changes

Select content on the canvas and edit it in the right panel. Use AI for changes that are easier to describe. Name the section and say what should stay unchanged.
3

Connect the actions

Check what buttons do—not just their labels. Connect the Buy Box to the correct product and add any forms or review widgets the page needs.
4

Check both screen sizes

Start in Editing All Sizes, then use Editing Desktop Only for desktop adjustments. Review both views after changes to layout, copy, or purchasing controls.
5

Save, review, and publish

Save your draft before sharing. Use a Preview Link for viewing or invite reviewers for comments. When ready, publish and test the campaign’s actual destination.
Global Sections and shared product data can affect more than one page. Also read any save or publish prompt carefully: on an already published experience, entering comments with unsaved changes can offer to Publish them.

Explore a feature

Page settings covers subscription preferences, cart-icon visibility, variant-selection modals, and SEO. Localized content applies to pages with locales configured. Code mode is optional and access-dependent; it is not required for normal page editing.

Before you launch

Use the pre-launch checklist. Check the live URL, products, cart, and tracking in the destination you will use—not only in the editor preview.